Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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'O S 42 vvgg .Ar -' Q-Q3 viii.. '11-1-. 'WW' The second race was dgdll'lSI Shrewsbury s hrst boar on Lalce ulnsrgamond oxer a slrcle .incl Hugglns number sexen was obhgecl to strolse the crew for the rest ofthe race The crew lost to Shrewsbury by two lengths Ihelr season though w is on the whole successful incl Mr Larson rs xcry hopeful that some of hrs boys w1ll mrlce the hrst crews next year Ixcept for the loss of the Columb1.1Cup the excellent coachlng of Mr Loclce Mr Colm ml Mr I arson mtl the h ml worlc ofC1ptun Iewrs 1nl hrs boys errnecl the crews rn excellent recorcl the-5 lfll ' ,L -e' '. -.. , . I X4 - 4' 3 . s . ,' ', V Q ., ' 1 - V-'fwfr' ,- ' ' '. r 4 I V k xv . . od V X ' . . 5 '- l X X X N , W X gt- 3 c 1 . 's ,QZQ three-quarter mile course. Ar the halfway mark. Pete Mz1rclen's stretcher bar broke, clerailing his ll ,Q c ..1.' 2 '1 ' ' L an L in ' exe. 7' f , frm eg, X

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Exeter romng a 7 51 5 race nosed under the vure three fourths of a length ahetd an extrtlng but dxsapporntrng l'lI1lSll The Lnght toaehed hy Mr Larson Vk1fll'lOITllxlf1S I-lodges fC1pta1nj Robxnson row ed tw o rates fllli year The hrst was on the Ch lrlti Rxxer agaxnst Brom ne and Nlthols Setond trevs Rowing a Harvard shell from the New ell Boathouse they jumped to 1 quarter length leld it the start 'Ihey rntreased the lead throughout tht three quarter mlle rate and xx on by four lengths l7l . , U , . ,f. ,' ', , , , , .' ' 1 , -. ' - . - 4 , , Tony Ostheimer, George Meyer, Sears. Huggins, Marden. and Fido Dinsmore how to stern 2 1 I 4 V ' 1 1 4 - 1 A f ' 1 V 7-

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TENNIS l Front Row Lamb Heclcscher Prodls Hartley SerondRou Mr Kettell May Potter QCapt41nj Mr Archl bald Walker The tenms team had a good season thts year runnmg up seven wms to four losses Captam Potter Lamb and Hartley all veterans of last year s team formed the nucleus of the squad with Heckscher Prodls and May filhng the last three posrtlons Mr Kettell and Mr Archxbald coached the team wtth excellent assxstance from Mr Nashe who made marked rmprovements rn each team member s game Steve Walker was a capable and CHTCICHI manager Dummer racketmen Lamb playmg first posttron was the only wmner w1th a 6 5 0 6 6 3 score Potter Hartley Heckscher Prodns and May playmg mn that order all bowed to thexr opponents The next Wednesday the Red s1x beat Belmont Hrll 6 3 Lamb Hartley Ptodrs and May won 1n straight sets whlle Potter and Heckscher lost In three set matches Lamb and Potter were the only doubles losers In a rainy Saturday Aprll 29 match Wmchester Hugh became the team s second vrctxm capturlng only one match out of ntne Potter and Lamb lost tn doubles glvmg thenr opponents thetr only match Conslderlng our last year s close matches wtth Wlnchester thts -l74l 5 1 1 l 9 - ff - y 1 I 9 ' l' . . 7 . . . 7 7 Y ' 7 , , . . . 7 ' 7 The season started on April 22 with a one-sided 1-8 defeat at the hands of Governor ' 9 . A I v I l ' 1 ' 1 ' - 5 3 3 b 7 5 ' ' ' v s . Y . Y . . , 7 ' 7 ' 3